| DINARCHY | • dinarchy n. Alternative form of diarchy. • DINARCHY n. government by two powers, also DIARCHY, DUARCHY, DYARCHY. |
| DINDLING | • dindling v. Present participle of dindle. • DINDLE v. (Scots) to tingle, vibrate, also DINNLE. |
| DINETTES | • dinettes n. Plural of dinette. • DINETTE n. an alcove or other part of a room or kitchen set apart for meals. |
| DINGBATS | • dingbats n. Plural of dingbat. • DINGBAT n. (US slang) a crazy person. |
| DINGDONG | • dingdong n. Alternative spelling of ding-dong. • dingdong v. Alternative spelling of ding-dong. • ding-dong adj. (Informal) Closely fought. |
| DINGESES | • DINGES n. (South African) a doodad, also DINGUS. |
| DINGHIES | • dinghies n. Plural of dinghy. • DINGHY n. a small open boat, prepared by oars, sails or an outboard motor, also DINGEY, DINGY. |
| DINGIEST | • dingiest adj. Superlative form of dingy: most dingy. • DINGY adj. grimy, also DINGEY. |
| DINGOING | • DINGO v. to act in a cowardly manner. |
| DINGUSES | • dinguses n. Plural of dingus. • Dinguses prop.n. Plural of Dingus. • DINGUS n. (South African) a doodad, also DINGES. |
| DINGYING | • DINGY v. to ignore or avoid. |
| DINKIEST | • dinkiest adj. Superlative form of dinky: most dinky. • DINKY adj. small, neat. |
| DINKLIER | • DINKLY adj. neat, tidy. |
| DINMONTS | • dinmonts n. Plural of dinmont. • DINMONT n. (Scots) a wether between the first and second shearing. |
| DINNERED | • dinnered v. Simple past tense and past participle of dinner. • DINNER v. to dine. |
| DINNLING | • dinnling v. Present participle of dinnle. • DINNLE v. (Scots) to tingle, vibrate, also DINDLE. |
| DINOSAUR | • dinosaur n. (Sciences) any of the animals belonging to the clade Dinosauria, especially those that existed during… • dinosaur n. (Colloquial) any member of the clade Dinosauria other than birds. • dinosaur n. (Proscribed) Any extinct reptile, not necessarily belonging to Dinosauria, that existed between about… |
| DINTLESS | • DINTLESS adj. having no dints (dents). |